NASA Awards Launch Services for StarBurst Gamma‑Ray Detector to SpaceX
NASA has selected SpaceX to launch the StarBurst satellite, which will study neutron star mergers and short gamma‑ray bursts.
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NASA has selected SpaceX to launch the StarBurst satellite, which will study neutron star mergers and short gamma‑ray bursts.
Media accreditation is now open for the upcoming Falcon 9 launch carrying cargo to the International Space Station.
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